The rest of the economy, in contrast, has been relatively sheltered from both international and domestic competition.
It clearly sees opportunity in Midwest, which has a network that is relatively sheltered from the competitive pressures affecting bigger carriers and a regional subsidiary, Midwest Connect, that is performing well.
Overall, countries in the region were relatively sheltered from the financial spillovers, but suffered from reduced demand.
(3) All the three plots are relatively sheltered from the impacts of typhoon [a crucial disturbance type for vegetation in Taiwan (Lin et al. 2010)].
There are others with more pessimistic views on default rates, but thats why you have that back-up in rates, and the thing to keep in mind is high-yield rates are relatively sheltered from Treasury rate rises.
Like most of the immigrants coming into the United States, legally or illegally, my parents have repaid the chance to live in an environment where life is relatively sheltered from cycles of hunger and hatred and violence.
Greaves'delayeded infection' hypothesis suggests that exposure to common infectious agents can trigger B-precursor lymphoid leukaemia in predisposed children, and that the predisposition is more likely to occur in children who were relatively sheltered from infection in infancy (Greaves, 2006).
I didn' t feel that they were in a position to make a decision for themselves… they are relatively sheltered and therefore it wouldn' t have been relevant to ask them what they thought" [Jewish mother, UK] [ 48]; " I would let the decision be up to her, but she should be informed.
Swelter Shelter is the only known Native American site at Dinosaur National Monument that faces south, is relatively sheltered, and receives considerable reflected heat from surrounding rock.
